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how to set coc config clangd.path to wsl clangd in windows , because win version clangd.exe always crash #484
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I would like to do something similar. Except that my approach would be to make I get this log when I try to open some C++ file: CocInfo output
with the following config: CocLocalConfig
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I've just realized that my config did not make use of
but I got the following message:
I also tried with:
and it didn't change anything. |
Sorry I don't have a Window env to test. |
@sim590 if you run nvim server on the wsl, then you can use msys clangd.exe on the windows side
^ On windows powershell shell on Windows Terminal |
Issues surrounding calling clangd.exe prevents coc.vim to work with clangd for Windows based projects. It could be enabled locally for any other non-Windows project with :CocLocalConfig. clangd/coc-clangd#484
Issues surrounding calling clangd.exe prevents coc.vim to work with clangd for Windows based projects. It could be enabled locally for any other non-Windows project with :CocLocalConfig. clangd/coc-clangd#484
Issues surrounding calling clangd.exe prevents coc.vim to work with clangd for Windows based projects. It could be enabled locally for any other non-Windows project with :CocLocalConfig. clangd/coc-clangd#484
i test these configs , and all not work :
1 . set "clangd.path" to "wsl clangd" ,
2. set "clangd.path "\wsl$\Debian\usr\local\bin\calngd" ,
3. or "d:/tool/wsl_clangd.bat" (just "wsl clangd")
i not familiar with js , but simply check the code , may be the reason is clangd execute bin path append ".exe" in windows ?
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